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• • brushfe
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  • 18 Sep, 2019
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  Have you tried int(DictionaryName.Get("KeyName"))? Maybe it's causing a type mismatch.

• • brushfe
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  • 6 Sep, 2019

  I'm still getting the same crashes on my end using alt+tab after modifying an event sheet and using the animation editor.

  One semi-reliable way to make it crash for me is to press ctrl+s to save, then immediately press alt+tab. I save every time before i switch applications because I'm afraid of it crashing when I press alt+tab, but if i save and switch too quickly, it ends up crashing!

  Also is it possible that the other Programs I'm switching to could cause a problem?

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• • brushfe
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  • 11 Aug, 2019

  Like the post above, I've found my c2 crashes when I alt+tab after working on a capx for a couple of hours. It's usually to see the preview, or edit an animation frame in Photoshop, but only after some time working on the project. I've seen it crash on a save as well, but less frequently. I wonder what they have in common?

  I'm on the latest beta (270?), Windows 7 professional 64 bit, 16gb of memory.

  Edit: I don't use Google drive

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• • brushfe
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  • 27 Apr, 2019

  I've been using construct 2 since v140, but only since the last few versions have I had it crash - and its crashing a lot.

  It happens when I leave construct. Either to run local preview, edit a sprite, quit the program , etc.

  Hope that helps!

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• • brushfe
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  • 2 Jul, 2018
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  So good! This is really helpful. It solved my problem, and I've learned a lot from this. Thanks very much!

• • brushfe
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  • 2 Jul, 2018
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  rojohound Thanks again for your help with this. I've had some time to experiment with it, and it's totally working out. If you have a moment, one question has come up so far:

  How do I use the formula to move the ball in every direction? Right now I can input from 0-90 degrees, but I think the sin/cos functions have a problem beyond that (though I'm no mathematician!)

  If you've got the time, any help is much appreciated!